Woodfloors4u

Chevron Wood Flooring Chevron wood flooring originated around the 16th century in France. It was one of the many favored styles used in high profile projects for the nobles and monarchs. Chevron is laid in a zig-zag pattern, each wood plank is connected at a 30 or 45-degree angle. Reclaimed Wood Flooring Our Range of reclaimed wood flooring is sourced from a worldwide network of contacts in antique timber. We work very closely with wood reclamation mills that deal with our bespoke orders depending on our customer's individual requirements to encapsulate the patina created from a past life, time-worn honesty and intrinsic beauty.

Established in 2006 as an independent stockist, it started as a small retail business and having been involved within the design industry Our focus was to try change direction from our competitors who all just sold the same products from the same suppliers. Our experience and purchasing power enables us to provide the best products from manufacturers worldwide. With the growing needs from clients we have now adapted many products and our own services to cater for our clients with our New Be spoke hand finishing service and Sanding services we can generally provide you with what you require even if it's not here online do contact us with your requirements.

Luxury Vinyl Tile or LVT for short, is becoming a more affordable and popular alternative to wood flooring. Whether you are looking for new flooring for your hallway, kitchen, living room or bathroom, LVT is a great choice. One of the great benefits of LVT, besides its good looks, is that it is extremely resilient to daily wear and tear. It's also waterproof making it the perfect choice for areas where water might be present, such as kitchens and bathrooms.

Wood flooring does not in some case need to be replaced, always do get some professional advice before making any decisions, as we have found customers being mis advised and removing a perfectly restorable wood floor. Our company has been working alongside many contractors who can advise and help bring your floor back to its original beauty giving you the reassurance you are in the right hands. This service is not undertaken by our company and is only a way to help existing customers and new to be referred to a reputable contractor.

The herringbone name comes from the 16th century and the term came from the fact the laying pattern looked similar the skeleton of a herring fish. Due to its timeless appeal, the herringbone design is now more popular than ever before. Lately, it has become a more desired option among many interior designers and architects, over the years colours and sizes have also changed thus we were the first to introduce wider and longer boards and are always expanding our rages with great options of sizes and finishes not forgetting our b spoke service where we can match what you want!